At least three people, two Indian citizens and one Pakistani, were reportedly killed today in airstrikes carried out by Yemeni Huthi insurgents in the United Arab Emirates.
The pan-Arab-Saudi TV al Arabiya reports, citing sources from the Abu Dhabi police, where the attacks were carried out.
There are six injured, but the toll could worsen in the next few hours.
The attack would have been carried out with unmanned aircraft (drones): it would have targeted oil installations of the government structure Adnoc, off the port of Abu Dhabi, causing some explosions and the consequent fire of three tanks.
According to the Emirati police, the attack also caused a "slight fire" near the Abu Dhabi international airport.
Previously, according to a statement from local law enforcement, military aviation radars had signaled the presence of "small flying objects" over the skies of the Emirates, a circumstance that seems to confirm the presence of drones in the areas where they occurred. fires and explosions.
(Unioneonline / vl)
